September 2009 - VADA-CH

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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
EXTENSIONS
President’’s Message
September 2009
Volume 21, Issue 9
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President’’s Message
August Board Meeting
Minutes
WE NEED YOU –– 2010
BOARD MEMBERS!
Classifieds
Member of the Month ––
Susan Skalak
Year End Award
Standings
Debbie Bowman Clinic
Grayson Farm Schooling
Show Information
GAIG Volunteers
Needed!!!!
Virginia Dressage Association,
Inc. - Charlottesville Chapter
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Hi Everyone,
Summer is nearly over, and it has been
one of the coolest summers on record,
which is nice for our riding time. The
plentiful rain means lots of hay for the
winter and lots of grass for your horses
to eat, so watch out if your horse is one
of the ones sensitive to carbohydrates in
the grass.
The fact that we have not had a
recognized show this year has meant a
respite for all of our volunteers, but I do
hope everyone is getting good and
rested for next year. We will be having
our licensed show at Culpeper in 2010
and we will need all hands on deck!
This is gong to be a big undertaking for
our club: two one day shows over
Labor Day weekend. Please mark it in
your calendars!
Our August pool & pizza party was a
success and fun, and some of us even
got in the pool this time! I’’d like to
express many thanks to Sherri Booye
who so generously hosts the party for us
yearly.
It’’s time to start thinking about the
Board for next year. If you have plans,
ideas or ambitions please step forward
and run for a position as we need your
energy and commitment.
[email protected] if you are able
to! Not only is it more fun to be at a
show where you are involved but it
helps us run these shows and do so at a
profit for the State funds. Even if you
are planning to ride, there will be jobs
you can do. If you’’d like to get to know
more people in our dressage
community, this is a great way to meet
people. There’’s a lot of camaraderie
built up amongst the folks who work at
these shows.
Also please think about things you
would like to hear about at an
““evening with””, or maybe as a seminar.
We need ideas for winter-time activities
and the board is open to your inputs!
We hope to see you at the next meeting
on Sept 14th at Topeka’’s Steak House on
Rte 250 in Charlottesville at 7 pm.
Yours truly,
Melyni Worth
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October will bring us the GAIGS remember you have two chances left to
qualify for them: 1) the VADA-NOVA
show at Morven Park on the 12/13th of
September and the VADA-Fred shows at
Rosemount the following weekend. We
will be needing volunteers for the
GAIGS. If you have not heard from
Holly Veloso asking you to volunteer,
please email her at
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
August Meeting
Minutes
Upcoming
Events
Submitted by Mary Lou Goings
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SATURDAY, Sept. 5
VHT CT/Dressage Schooling Show
Wavertree Hall
Afton, VA
www.wavertreehall.com
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SAT & SUN, Sept. 5 & 6
A discussion and review of the Adult
Team Competition and results was held
by the board. Tina Longaker offered to
request at the August VADA meeting
funding for a Perpetual Trophy to be
given to winners of Intro Level for the
2010 Adult Team Competition.
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NCDCTA Labor of Love
Raleigh, NC
Licensed Dressage Show
www.cdi-raleigh.com
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SAT & SUN, Sept. 12 & 13
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We need to begin thinking about
chapter officers for VADA-CH, 2010.
VADA/NOVA Autumn I
Morven Park
Leesburg, VA
Licensed Dressage Show
www.vadanova.org
MONDAY, Sept. 14
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Monthly Board Meeting
Topeka’’s Steakhouse
Route 250, Pantops
OPEN TO EVERYONE
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SAT & SUN, Sept. 19 & 20
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Dressage at Rosemount I & II
Spotsylvania, VA
Licensed Dressage Show
www.vadaf.net
SAT, Sept. 19
As reported by Sherri Booye our
chapter has 118 members at this time
with $7,541.00 in our account.
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VHT CT/Dressage Schooling Show
A volunteer coordinator is needed for
the 2010 Licensed Competition which
our chapter will be hosting at
Commonwealth Park in Culpeper. Beth
Marsinko is a strong possibility to head
up this team. Also, volunteers are
needed for this large undertaking. The
board voted yes to awarding a blue
grooming towel with our logo on it
along with a blue ribbon to first place
winners.
A board discussion was held regarding
the prizes to be offered at our 2010
Licensed Show. Gardy Bloemers has
volunteered to be in charge of
sponsorship and prizes for our licensed
show.
Brookhill Farm
Amy Gadsden has offered to store our
chapter's "licensed box materials" in her
home. Barbara Goshorn has offered to
house our chapter's schooling show
materials.
Charlottesville, VA
Schooling Show
www.bhf-inc.com
SUN, Sept. 20
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VHT CT/Dressage Schooling Show
Camp Mont Shenandoah
Millboro Springs, VA
www.campmontshenandoah.com
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September 22
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DRESSAGE at DEVON
Devon, PA
www.dressageatdevon.com
www.elcr.org
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
2010 BOARD MEMBERS ––
VADA-CH
PLEASE CONTACT ANY ONE OF THE
CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS IF YOU ARE
INTERESTED IN A POSITION IN 2010
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
- Classifieds HORSES
Horse for Sale - 15.2hh QH/TB
Grey/roan Mare (2004) - Impulsion’’s
Pride
Currently showing Training level
dressage (scores 60 %+). Jumps well,
bold & brave to the fences, schooling
Nov/Tr level X-C. Easy to work with,
forward bold ride, loves to jump. Well
behaved on trails and at Hunter Paces.
Has done hunter shows and dressage
shows. Very balanced athletic mare.
Ready to go eventing.
You Tube search for Impy june 09 and
Impy May09 or go to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IkN
OYIK9dw &
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrag
UW5-J14
Price $7,500 ono. Contact April Reedy
540-280-4783
Horse for Sale - grey gelding, 15.3hh
(2006) - CCS Chakotay
Nicely started under saddle, WTC, trail
rides quietly. Super mover, very
elegant. Ready to go on as a dressage
horse or jumper. Shows great presence
and easy to train. $7,500 ono. Contact
Melyni 540-294-3003 or
[email protected]
Horse for Sale -, Knabstrupper mare,
15.2hh (2005) - Payana Vom Rosenof
Incredibly steady and easy to train,
currently showing Training/First level,
scores 65-70%. Schooling 2nd/3rd at
home. This mare is so talented! Easy
soft gaits, very balanced and biddable.
Great on trails and over jumps. Has just
completed her first horse trials and won
her division. Fully papered pure bred
mare. A super horse for the smaller
rider.
You Tube. Search for Payana 1st 1 May
09
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Rf
TJALbbP0
$18,000 contact Melyni 540-294-3003
or [email protected]
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Horse for Sale - Knabstrupper
gelding, 16.1hh, bay NO SPOTS
(2005) –– Aviator
Has the usual kind willing Knabstrupper
mind, just started and showing great
talent. Super gaits, nice looking, quiet
and easy to ride. Good on trails.
$20,000 ono contact Melyni 540-2943003 or [email protected]
You Tube: Aviator Tr 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XT
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Exceptional Mare for Sale Esculira, 16.3h imported elite-eligible
Hanoverian mare by Escudo I, ““Echo””
is showing Second Level with average
scores of 67% (up to 70%). She is
schooling and ready to show Third
Level. Her show career began late last
summer, with one show at First Level,
average score over 69%. Her gaits are
expressive, consistently scoring 8’’s, and
although her movement is big, she is
lovely to sit. She was previously with
an FEI trainer for seven months, doing
4 and 3 tempis, passage and piaffe in
hand. Echo has the talent and training
background to move up the levels
readily. She has a super work ethic and
tries really hard for the rider. She is
sensitive to light aids, and is quite
pleasantly forward. She is quiet and
friendly around the barn, easy to
handle. Always in the top two ribbons,
she would be a good match for the
ambitious rider. Priced at $35K.
Contact Amy Gadsden on 540 672-6390
(H), 434 974-2268 (W),
[email protected]
TACK
Saddle for Sale - Theo Sommer, 18"
extra wide dressage saddle in very good
condition. This is a really wide saddle ––
suitable for a draft horse or a horse with
no withers! For sale as it is too wide for
any of my horses. Offers welcome to
[email protected].
Saddle for Sale –– Niedersuss
Symphony, Blk dressage saddle, size
17.5””, wide tree, excellent condition,
only normal light wear marks from
leathers. Designed to give exceptional
balance and comfort w/out feeling
forced into an artificial position. Super
soft, ultra-comfortable seat. Long
billets and wool flocked gusseted
panels. $2,300 new. Asking $900.
Call Wendy Owens on 540-672-1294 or
[email protected].
Saddle for Sale –– Ideal International,
Eventing Saddle, Dk Brwn, beautiful
buffalo leather all purpose eventing
saddle, size 18””, wide tree, like new
condition, padded seat, knee & thigh
blocks, super comfortable saddle for
long trail rides, foxhunting, eventing
and flat work. Manufactured in
Walsall, UK by master saddlers. Wool
flocked, gusseted panels. Hate to sell
but no longer have the wide-backed
horse! New $1,500. Asking $900. Call
Wendy Owens on 540-672-1294 or
[email protected].
Saddle for Sale - Albion Original
Comfort saddle. Medium tree, 17" seat.
Medium to wide twist. Flaps 16-3/4"
from stirrup bar to bottom of flap. Good
condition, well maintained. Slight
fading on seat and flaps. $900. Lauren
540-672-7177
Saddle for Sale - Euroriding Diamant
Dressage Saddle–– New. MW, 18",
wool-flocked with adjustable tree. It is a
lovely, popular and well made saddle
that does not fit my horse. Purchase
price was $2,088. Make me an offer.
The saddle is in Earlysville, VA just
north of Charlottesville. Kathi Gruss [email protected]; 434-973-7289
Saddle for Sale –– Stubben, 18”” Tristan
the Shulties, 31cm wide, very good
condition, a bargain at $1,200 (new
$3,000). Heather Merrill ––
[email protected]
Bridle for Sale –– Stubben Double
Bridle, Brown with white on brow and
nosebands, Full Size, Very good
condition. $200. Heather Merrill ––
[email protected].
Bridle for Sale –– Snaffle Bridle,
Brown, Full Size, Rubber Reins, never
used. $250. Heather Merrill ––
[email protected],
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
TRAILERS
Trailers for Sale –– LIQUIDATION
SALE at 25% to 30% Discount from
retail prices of 31 Kiefer Built Trailers
at Blue Ridge Trailers. Please contact
Donna Martin on 434.985.4151
or go to www.blueridgetrailer.com for
additional information.
BOARDING/ STALLS
Stall available-Broadview Farm,
Caroline County, Woodford, small barn,
full care provided, matted stalls,
excellent hay. Private turn out, each
with own run-in-shed. Large
schooling/jumping arena with lights,
also a standard size dressage arena,
round pen. Convalescent care available
and retirees welcome. Family farm with
personalized care. Contact Barb Ellis,
804-448-4921.
Searching for Stall - Fellow dressage
riders, do you have room at your
farm for my mare, O Jackie? I live in
Gordonsville, work in Charlottesville,
ride in Ruckersville, so a
location anywhere near where I live or
ride and/or en route to Charlottesville
would be ideal. Don't need fancy, but
do need good food, turnout, and access
to a stall. A large flat area to do
dressage work with trails to explore
would be perfect. I don't mind helping
with care, either. I am currently paying
$385/mo. for full care (stall by day, out
at night), a small dressage arena, and no
trails. Deb Bliessner ––
[email protected].
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VADA-CH Members can run classifieds
and business card ads free of charge.
These will run for 2 months and then must
be renewed.
All ads must be in .jpg format. Send to
[email protected] by the 25th of
each month. Please make checks
payable to VADA-CH and send to Sherri
Booye, 721 Lake Rd, Troy, VA 22974.
Ads will not be run until payment is
received.
Dressage Instruction through FEI
Breeder of Top Quality Warmbloods
USEF Judge: ““R”” Dressage –– ““r”” DSHB
Sport Horse Evaluation
Kirkford Farm
1715 Merriefields Lane
Ruckersville, VA 22968
Phone: (434) 978 1287
Cell: (434) 962 5008
Email: [email protected]
Charlottesville Equine Massage
Equine Sports Massage Therapy:
Helping sport horses achieve optimal range of motion,
attitude and performance
Calla Margaret Bell, ESMT
Phone: (434) 960-8284
www.charlottesvilleequinemassage.com
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
Member of the
Month –– Susan
Skalak
When did you become a member of
VADA Charlottesville?
Susan: I first joined 10 years ago
when I started showing my
thoroughbred in some small
schooling shows. Then I got
pregnant with my first child, then
pregnant with a surprise second
child, my first horse died, got a two
year old horse just as my daughter
turned 2, then after a few detours just
started to show again this year and
rejoined VADA-Ch.
When did you move to the area and
why? From what location did you
move?
Susan: I moved to Charlottesville
back in 1993 to take a job at the
university. I moved up from Atlanta
after finishing grad school there at
Georgia Tech. I taught for 6 years in
the engineering school, and then after
I got married and got pregnant with
my first child I decided to leave and
stay home. By then, my husband and
I had bought a farm in Batesville,
and had bought our first "tractor" for
the farm, a Suffolk-Punch named
Read's Regal Jill.
When did you start riding? What
made you interested in dressage?
Susan: I started riding when I was
nine years old. Then I started pony
club at 11, and at the time hated the
dressage portion of the 3 day events.
I rode all through school and had to
quit when I got to college. After
college, I returned to riding and had
a jumper who died of colic, then just
to be able to ride I took up exercising
polo horses and got into playing polo
for a few years in Charlotte, NC.
After coming to Charlottesville, I
took up riding again and started
taking lessons with Tad Coffin. He
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basically had me start over and learn
to ride all over again, spending two
years at a walk and trot before
finally progressing to canter and
finally to jumping. However, in
those years that I spent with Tad's
exacting teaching I developed an
understanding and love for dressage.
After my husband and I bought our
farm, I continued with dressage.
After the death of my thoroughbred
with EPM, I decided to find a
dressage horse. I worked with
Catherine Sutton who found me a
lovely Hanoverian/TB gelding
named Oliver who was out of a
champion hunter mare named Olivia,
and by Romantic Star. I bought
Oliver when he was 2, so we have
been working together for the last
four years, but in serious work for
the last year. I feel that dressage is
the most intellectual of all the
equestrian sports, and I love the
mental side of it, and the continual
opportunity for improvement.
What do you do for a living? If this
involves horses now, did it always
involve them? If not, what did you
do in your previous life, and how did
the switch evolve?
Susan: I was a manufacturing
engineer for six years, than went
back to graduate school to get a
Ph.D. and then taught engineering
design for 6 years. My husband is
also an engineering professor. After
having children, we felt someone
should be home with the kids, and so
I volunteered. We had a farm by
then, and I love looking after our
horses, donkey and chickens. Now, I
am involved in starting a non-profit
group in Virginia called Science is
Elementary that goes into elementary
schools with science and engineering
experiments and projects for the kids.
What do you consider your greatest
achievement in the sport during the
last year?
Susan: In the last year, I was finally
able to get back into competition
after being away for 10 years. I took
my Hanoverian/TB Oliver to
Dressage at Lexington in July and
competed with him at training level.
I was happy to take home a couple of
ribbons with him, and happy to see
that he settled into the swing of
things and seemed to enjoy the show
as much as I did.
What are your ambitions in the
sport?
Susan: I would love to take my
horse as far as he is capable of going
- hopefully all the way to Grand Prix
level, but we are taking each day one
step at a time, one ride at a time.
What do you want to get out of
VADA-CH? What can you contribute
to VADA-CH?
Susan: I really enjoy the schooling
shows and feel that they really help
prepare me and my horse for the
recognized shows. I also enjoy the
clinics and hope that I will be able to
attend one this year. I can contribute
my time to the organization and help
when and where I am able.
At High Point Farm
CATHERINE SUTTON
USDF Certified Trainer
Email: [email protected]
www.dressageforbeginners.com
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
Erin Sweeney
Pssst —— Have you heard?
VADAF has a new website address:
http://www.vadaf.net
Please be sure to add the new address to
your favorites!
CRAWFORD SADDLERY
CENTRAL VA’’s LEADING TACK
STORE
Located just south of Rt. 33 on US 29 in Ruckersville,
Virginia
Open 6 days a week •• Mon-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3
Call 434-985-4262 •• Toll Free 1-866-985-4262
www.crawfordsaddlery.com
USDF Bronze & Silver Medalist
Specializing in the starting & sale of
Quality Warmbloods
Dressage Competition, Performance Testing,
Lessons & Clinics
15235 Madison Run Road, Gordonsville, VA 22942
[email protected]
c: (434) 960 6867 f: (434) 613 1529
The Saddle Fitter, Inc.
BILL WOOD
Saddle Fitting
Saddle Reflocking
Tack Repair
Equine Massage
3895 Gilbert Station Road
Barboursville, VA 22923
Phone: (434) 227-4395
www.thesaddlefitter.com
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
2009 Year End
Award Standings
Please find the award standings as of the 2nd of August below. Please submit your
scores to Amy Gadsden, P.O. Box 111, Rochelle, VA 22738. If you have any questions
please call Amy on 434 974-2268.
Please consult the Chapter Award Rules for 2009 on our website for eligibility
requirements.
Schooling Division
Level
Rider
Introductory
Kim Aust
Lauren Forestell
Jeannette Tuck
Training
Deb Bleisner
Sarah Kern
Molly Armentrout
Heather Merrill
Eliza Temeles
Beth Marcinko
First
Calla Bell
Heather Merrill
Tamara Showalter
Elizabeth Gaithright
Second
Calla Bell
Catherine Sutton
Third
Barbara Goshorn
Hannah James Darnell
Fourth
Barbara Goshorn
Horse
Roxie
Kees
Peppy's Bootlegger
O Jackie
Rubio
Commander in Chief
Glenhaven Timka
Aurelia
Stirling Castle
Esculira
Glenhaven Timka
Fiji
Maki
Esculira
Prima Gracie
Belvedere
Rhumba
Belvedere
Avg Score
68.13%
65.50%
65.00%
72.79%
69.64%
67.60%
66.30%
64.08%
63.54%
67.63%
66.67%
64.65%
61.66%
65.26%
59.87%
64.07%
63.59%
61.23%
Vol Rqmt?
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
All Scores?
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Recognized Division
Level
Rider
Training
Robin Silke
Sarah Kern
Tamara Showalter
Eliza Temeles
April Reedy
First
Tamara Showalter
Krister Swartz
Catherine Sutton
Second
Calla Bell
Horse
Cash Advance
Rubio
Fiji
Aurelia
Payana
Fiji
Absalom
Prima Gracie
Esculira
Avg Score
72.31%
71.63%
70.00%
64.62%
63.50%
69.17%
67.20%
65.13%
66.77%
Vol Rqmt?
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
All Scores?
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Fourth
Gardy Bloemers
Barbara Goshorn
Melyni Worth
Prix St GeorgesAme Hellman
Kim Schmidt
Intermediaire 1 Ame Hellman
Kim Schmidt
Intermediaire 2 Carter Bass
Donizetti S
Belvedere
Xavoy
Schuberts Ronaldo
O'Susannah
Schuberts Ronaldo
Portobello
Gossamer
63.54%
58.93%
58.11%
64.54%
60.70%
64.56%
64.12%
60.79%
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Grand Prix
Gossamer
62.66%
No
Yes
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Carter Bass
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
2010 BOARD MEMBERS ––
VADA-CH
PLEASE CONTACT ANY ONE OF THE
CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS IF YOU ARE
INTERESTED IN A POSITION IN 2010
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
the stables at Manor Minor
lessons • training • board
sales •
young horses started
Krister Swartz and Miranda OttewellSwartz
434.591.0886
www.manorminor.com
HARNESS & REED
EQUINE MASSAGE THERAPY
EQUIPMENT
WWW.EQUINEPRODUCTSLLC.COM
Saddle, Tack & Harness Repair
Hand & Machine Alterations
Custom Leather Orders for all Equestrian Needs
FREE DEMOS ʌ APPOINTMENTS
SANDY RITCHIE –– (434) 263 -4172
Jan Templeton, Sales Agent
(540) 948 6629 ɸ [email protected]
2330 Old Roberts Mountain Road, Faber, VA 22938
STREATOR HILL LLC
A Private Dressage Training Facility
Through appropriate nutrition, massage therapy; optimum turnout, and
systematic work, we foster healthy, happy horses able to perform to
their full potential.
A Premier Riding & Training Facility
Located near Charlottesville, VA
Convenient to routes 81, 64, 250 & 29
Please go to our website or call for more info & pictures!
434-284-1957 Ƈ www.wavertreehall.com
THE SADDLEFITTER, INC.
BILL WOOD
Saddle Fitting
Saddle Reflocking
Tack Repair
Equine Massage
3895 Gilbert Station Rd
Barboursville, VA 22923
Phone: 434 227-4395
www.thesaddlefitter.com
Indoor Arena w Mirrors ƒ Outdoor Arena ƒ 20m Round
Pen ƒ Individual T/out w Auto Water ƒ Large Matted
Stalls w Auto Water ƒ Personalized Feeding Plans
Located 30m North of Cville, south of Madison. Contact Jan
Templeton on 540 948 6629 or on [email protected]
Nancy Lowey
10062 Barnetts Ford Road
Orange, Virginia
540.672.3454
[email protected]
USEF ‘‘R’’ dressage Judge
USEF ‘‘r’’ dressage Technical Delegate
Schooling & Licensed USEF shows,
Eventing, Pony Club & 4-H judging, Fix- a- Tests, Clinics
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September 2009
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NEWSLETTER
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
GRAYSON FARM
DRESSAGE, CT & JUMPER
SCHOOLING SHOW
October 17th, 2009
Calling all Volunteers
Calling all Competitors
Please contact the Show Manager, Molly
Armentrout, at
[email protected]
Prize List available on www.vadach.org
Closing date October 10th
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
Actively seeking all GAIG
Volunteers
Virginia Horse Center
Lexington, VA
October 22nd through 25th 2009
Please contact Holly Veloso, Volunteer Coordinator, to discuss
volunteer opportunities. Whether you are riding or not, the GAIGS
can use your time that weekend.
[email protected]
2009 Board
President
Melyni Worth
540.942.4500
[email protected]
Vice President
Nancy Lowey
[email protected]
Secretary
Mary Lou Goings
[email protected]
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Treasurer
Sherri Booye
434.589.1851
[email protected]
Newsletter
Gardy Bloemers
434.981.1017
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State Representatives
Tina Longaker
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Cindy Aspden
Sara Kern
Membership
Sherri Booye
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September 2009
NEWSLETTER
VADA CH Extensions
c/o Gardy Bloemers
6486 Hillsboro Lane
Crozet, VA 22932
Virginia Dressage Association –– Charlottesville Chapter
Monthly Meeting Location
BOARD MEETING
Topeka’’s Steakhouse
Route 250, Pantops
7 pm on Monday, September 14th, 2009
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